People don't know what to make of the resurfaced comment made by the queen at Kate and William's wedding...
Now, this revealation has come as a huge shock to royalists far and wide...
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Because it seems the Queen may not have been as excited about one aspect of Prince William and Kate's marriage as the rest of us were.As you will know, William and Kate are often regarded as the ideal royals...
But now, a lip reader has filled us all in on the disapproving comment made by the queen back in 2011.Now, Wills and Kate have long been royal favorites.
They met while studying at university.
William, who is the son of Prince Charles and in line for the throne, met Kate at the University of St Andrew's in Scotland in 2001.Though their relationship was on and off for years...
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They clearly couldn't stay away from each other, and their engagement was announced in 2010, 9 years after they first met.And, ever since, we have followed them as their own little family grew.
Princess Charlotte followed shortly after.
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Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana was born in May 2015, just under 2 years after her older brother.The princess has actually made royal history.
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Princess Charlotte became the first female royal to retain her claim to the throne, despite having a younger brother. Before the Succession to the Crown Act 2013, the birth of a son meant that he would leap over any older daughters in the line of succession.Traditionally, Prince Louis would have overtaken Charlotte in the line to the throne.
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But, now that Princess Charlotte hasn't been ruled out by gender, Prince Louis remains fifth-in-line to the throne, while Charlotte is fourth-in-line behind her older brother, Prince George.So, as you can see...
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William and Kate really are paving the path to a more modern monarchy.The couple are notoriously progressive during public events...
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And they are always happy to mingle and have casual chats and conversations with members of the public.And as for their own relationship?
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Well, I don't think there's anything to worry about there.